I don't believe so. I'd have to look.

Also doesn't hurt when you name a concert hall after yourself, too.

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They are VERY involved in the music community. Eugene's wife Sasha is responsible for that.

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Sadly, we lost Lia Mortensen in 2023. She was the voice of the female genie.

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Oh man you're in for a treat. Enjoy the rabbit hole.

Hank and Iggy! I love old wall games.

And this was written by one of the legends. See if you can guess who this is.

Jerry also sculpted the TOTAN lamp, which is an amazing piece of work for something that's not seen up close. The detail is incredible.

The Genie was one of Jerry's last works before he passed away in the spring of 1996. He was a beloved member of our team and we put his name in the credits. Greg Freres was even quoted in his obituary.

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This toy was sculpted by Jerry Pinsler, a Chicago artist that worked in many different media and spent years at Marvin Glass, the famous toy design firm. Jerry sculpted a number of iconic toys for Williams pinball machines, too many to mention here. (more)

"Gomez '96"/50053 became NBA Fastbreak. Eddy '96 was not Medieval, though. Sometimes designers were given project numbers for future work before anything was even started.

It probably had more utility with artists and MEs and techs that had to slice their time between multiple projects. When you were coding it was pretty much one project at a time, every hour you were on site.

I don't think any of us actually did it. It was a very short-lived idea.

That was an interesting project from Slomiany and Piotrowski, two highly creative people bidding to become a game design team. It had a "Night at the Museum" idea going which was really cool.

Came here to post the same story. The more you think about it afterward, the scarier it gets.